Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in LASIK Surgery, News on January 8, 2025
Many employers offer Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) or Health Savings Accounts (HSA) as a benefit to employees. FSA and HSA are a great way to use pre-tax dollars to pay for your vision correction procedure. Check with your employer on how to contribute to these tax-free plans which could result in up to 20-30% savings… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Contact Lenses, Eye Health on December 12, 2024
1. You have options! We use advanced technology to custom design both gas permeable and scleral lenses for your specific eyes. Your fitting process begins with a series of scans of each eye that allows us to design a custom lens for you. If you have struggled getting that “perfect fit” with your lenses in… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Eye Health, News on December 5, 2024
Philadelphia Eye Associates is proud to be the first and only practice in the region to provide cataract surgery in an office-based surgical suite. Over the past 5 years, hundreds of eye surgeons around the country have chosen to perform cataract surgery in these suites and it is projected that in the future most cataract… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Eye Health on January 8, 2023
Written by John Kim and edited by Michael Abendroth, MD, MBA A cataract is an age-related clouding of the lens in the eye. This cloudy lens blocks light from entering the eye, resulting in blurry vision, glare, and haloes. The only treatment is cataract surgery, where the cataract is replaced with a clear, plastic lens… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in LASIK Surgery on January 8, 2023
Written by Olivia Dutton and edited by Brad Feldman, MD After becoming FDA-approved over 25 years ago, laser vision correction (including LASIK and PRK) quickly became one of the most popular elective surgeries in the United States. LASIK and PRK offer freedom from glasses or contacts. Like many elective surgeries, they are not covered by… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Eye Health on December 4, 2022
Written by Jackie Mandell, MD Many patients come to our office with both cataracts and macular degeneration. The haziness from a cataract and the loss of central vision from macular degeneration both contribute to vision loss — to have clear vision, we need to have both a clear lens and a healthy retina. The… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Eye Health on November 27, 2022
Written by Mark Romero and edited by Brad Feldman, MD You probably have heard of LASIK as a popular surgery to improve your vision, but for many, a different option called EVO ICL might be a better choice. EVO ICL is a soft, flexible lens made from a biocompatible material called Collamer that is inserted… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in News on September 15, 2020
We are excited to announce that Dr. Michael Abendroth has joined Philadelphia Eye Associates as a full-time surgical and clinical ophthalmologist. Dr. Abendroth was born in Boston and raised in Hershey, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Dartmouth College then earned his Doctor of Medicine and Master of Business Administration degrees from Penn State University, where he… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Eye Health on October 10, 2019
What Is Thermal 1-Touch? Thermal 1-Touch is a new, in-office treatment for blepharitis caused by Meibomian gland deficiency. What Is Meibomian Gland Deficiency? Meibomian gland deficiency is the inability of the Meibomian glands to secrete their contents in a manner that promotes a healthy tear film and ocular surface. What Causes Meibomian Gland Deficiency? The… Read More
Posted by: Philadelphia Eye Associates in Eye Health on May 28, 2019
There’s a lot of buzzing in the contact lens world around scleral contact lenses. In the past decade, this contact lens technology has really grown in understanding and popularity. Patients who were previously unable to wear contact lenses are now able to do so, specifically because of advancements in scleral lens technology. Here are the… Read More
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